怀特岛大型木制望远镜/Studio-Weave

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Studio in the Woods, Isle of Wight

设计方：Studio-Weave

位置：挪威

分类：园林小品

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Matthew Barnacle, Matthew Dalziel, Benjamin Edens, Lara Karady, Stephen Paradise, Simon Perry, Adam

图片来源：Studio-Weave

完成时间：2011年

图片：16张

2011年7月，我们被邀请回到坐落于新谷仓繁荣怀特岛农场，准备再次建造一个树林里的美好工作室。去年酷暑，我们在一个陡坡上爬上爬下，只是为了建造Fire Folly，一个在山顶上的7米高的构筑物。今年，我们将在暴雨天气攀登更高的山并在山峰上建造另一个构筑物。无视大雨预报，对于登顶和难以预料的一切的诱惑，我们难以抗拒，因为我们将在索伦特海峡建设一个令人惊讶的观赏视角。

在两天之内，我们做了如下的工作：首先是所有框架的搭建，我们利用一些交叉的木棍来支撑，这是能稳固住整个结构的好方法；其次是对构架进行喷镀，然后是对屋顶的建设；最后的工作是台阶的铺设。作品完成后，我们在期待已久的阳光下，在这个构筑物周围跳舞。

Ted询问了随着规模的增加我们是如何缩小框架的距离，如何很好的建造这个构筑物。我们向Ted展示了索伦特海峡风景在我们构筑物视角中的形象，以及如何利用这些废弃的木材来建造这个构筑物，通过结构的不断扩大，透过构筑物观看的视角也扭曲了，它就像是一个望远镜。

译者：饭团小组

“In July 2011 we were invited back to the wonderful Studio in the Woods which was held again at New Barn Farm on the Isle of Wight. We began the 3 day workshop with no preconcieved ideas other than to build something inhabitable so for the first morning discussed ideas and roamed the farm to find a nice site.

Last year we scrambled up and down a steep slope in the scorching heat to make the Fire Folly, a 7m tall structure for snuggling around a fire at the top of the hill. This year, we scaled an even higher hill in the driving rain to place a structure on the highest point on the site. Despite the forecast of rain we were seduced by the summit and its sudden, surprising view over the Solent.

On the first day, while the weather stayed dry, we built 6 frames on the ground and approximately set out the front and largest frame towards the view, which turned out to be very wise because the next morning, we could bearly see our own hands in front of our faces. The frames were finished on the ground and then, starting from the smallest, put in place. As soon as there was anything to clad, part of the team began cladding the west elevation to offer some shelter against the horizontal rain.

By lunchtime, all six frames were standing up, the weather was clearing up, and the team were cheering up. After lunch it was cladding… Until the sun finally came out just in time to see the roof finish. It was decided some cross bracing was a good idea and then the final touch was a couple of steps at the back to allow littl’uns to climb in. Then, in the long awaited sunshine, as we danced around with glee… Ted Cullinan came to visit!

Ted remarked on how the spacing of the frames descreased as their scale increased and at how well constructed the thing was and we were all very pleased. We showed Ted how the Landscape framed the view of the Solent one way and last years’ Fire Folly the other; …how the structure was clad with the unwanted off-cuts of the other teams’ timbers and how the increasing-decreasing structure distorted the perspective and foreshortenned the structure making even us giants look wee. With everything done and dusted, the team made their way back down the hill leaving the Landscope to settle into it’s existence atop the highest hill on New Barn Farm. On the way home, we stopped off at the Fire Folly, from which we could just glimspe the L